Bon-Ton Stores reportedly to make a comeback
It’s not over for bankrupt Bon-Ton Stores.
A subsidiary of the Merrillville, Indiana-based tech company CSC Generation Holdings told USA Today that it has signed an agreement giving it the rights to Bon-Ton and its subsidiary department store chains, which include Boston Store, Bergner's, Carson’s, Elder Beerman, Herberger’s and Younkers. Bon-Ton, which was founded in 1898, recently closed all its stores.
The reborn Bon-Ton would emphasize online shopping, but CSC is also in advanced discussions with landlords about reopening stores in Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, according to USA Today.
The agreement will need approval from the Delaware Bankruptcy Court.
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A subsidiary of the Merrillville, Indiana-based tech company CSC Generation Holdings told USA Today that it has signed an agreement giving it the rights to Bon-Ton and its subsidiary department store chains, which include Boston Store, Bergner's, Carson’s, Elder Beerman, Herberger’s and Younkers. Bon-Ton, which was founded in 1898, recently closed all its stores.
The reborn Bon-Ton would emphasize online shopping, but CSC is also in advanced discussions with landlords about reopening stores in Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, according to USA Today.
The agreement will need approval from the Delaware Bankruptcy Court.
Click here to read more.